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Franklin Stakeholder Advisory Committee 5-6:30 p.m. Thursday, Feb. 14 – Meeting #7 Library meeting room, Springfield City Hall Meeting Summary SAC Members Present Steve Roth, Roaring Rapids Pizza Joany Armstead, Resident John Oldham, Oldham Cranes John Woodrow, Springfield City Council Nathan Philips, W&G Development David Helton, ODOT Randy Hledik, Wildish Development Debbie Nelson, Property Owner SAC Members Absent Dave Carvo, Resident Councilor Hilary Wylie Dan Egan, Springfield Chamber of Commerce Guy Santiago, Oregon River Sports Tom Schwetz, LTD Steve Moe, property owner John Tamulonis, SEDA Staff Present Tom Boyatt, City of Springfield Kristin Hull, CH2M HILL Sam Seskin, CH2M HILL Meeting Purpose: Review input from the open house and develop final SAC recommendation. Agenda: 1. Welcome and introductions – Kristin Hull 2. Public comment 3. Open house report – Kristin Hull 4. SAC recommendation – Kristin Hull 5. Communicating our recommendation – Sam Seskin 6. Next steps 1. Welcome and introductions – Kristin Hull Kristin welcomed the group and reminded them that this was their last meeting. Tom told the group that he would be taking their recommendations to the City Council on March 10. The project concept would then be carried through a plan amendment process. Tom stressed that this study will result in a concept – not a project – and that more work will be done before anything is constructed. 2. Public Comment None 3. Open house report – Kristin Hull Kristin reviewed the open house summary. She reported that more than 100 people attended the open house and that 34 completed comment forms. She noted that many people really liked the hybrid concept because it would support redevelopment in Glenwood. She also told that group that those who did not like the concept were concerned
about the amount of property required for the hybrid concept. She also noted that a few people expressed concern about the roundabout. Councilor Woodrow requested a count of the comment forms for and against the project. 4. SAC recommendation – Kristin Hull/All The SAC discussed the design concept. They recommended the following: Franklin Boulevard hybrid concept with both multiway boulevard and arterial segments Enhanced arterial from I-5 to Henderson Multiway boulevard on both north and south sides of Franklin from Henderson to Mississippi Multiway boulevard on north side and arterial on south side from Mississippi to Brooklyn Continue studying the roundabout at Franklin/McVay The SAC requested further work on the following: Seek to minimize right-of-way and business impacts as design is advanced Identify the design as a concept that can be modified to fit with development Provide a continuous bike lane on Franklin, a parallel route or on a riverfront trail The SAC asked the project team to consider studying the roundabout, paying special attention to whether the roundabout: Provides adequate truck access Provides enough traffic capacity Minimizes business and property impacts Includes safe pedestrian crossings 5. Communicating our recommendation – Sam Seskin/All Sam asked the SAC to discuss why they arrived at this recommendation and why it was the best thing for the Glenwood community. The group discussed the following ideas: If we don’t do it right, someone else will do it wrong. Future works for smoothly for everyone. Improving Franklin is the key to realizing what can happen in Glenwood. Like to see Glenwood as a desirable place to go or own a business – this helps move in that direction. Improvement on original plan because it embraces Franklin. Possiblity. Councilor Woodrow encouraged all the SAC members to attend City Council and Planning Commission meetings where this recommendation will be discussed and to show their support for the recommendation. 6. Next steps Tom, Sam and Kristin all thanked committee members for their time over the last eight months and commended the group for their hard work. Kristin agreed to keep the SAC apprised of the adoption process and their opportunities to participate.
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APPENDIX H Conceptual Design Report
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